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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-11-26
Western MaYvIand Railroad.


On and after Sunday, Oct. 30th, 1887, Passenger
Trains will leave Hillen Station daily, as follows
440 A. M.-Fast Mail for Shenandoah Valley
and Southern and Southwestern points. Also,
Glyndon, Westminster, New Windsor, Union
Bridge, Mechanicstown, Blue Ridge, Blue Noun
tain, Hagerstown, and except Sunday, Chambers
burg, Waynesboro and points on B. & G. V. R. R.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
500 A. M.-Accom. for Hanover, Frederick,
Emmttsburg, Waynesboro', Chambersburg, Ship
pensburg, Hagerstown, Williamsport and inter-
mediate stations. Also points on S. V. R. R. and
connections.
9.55 A. M.-Accom. for Union Bridge, Hano-
yer, Gettysburg and points on B. II. Div.
Through cars.) Also, Carlisle, Pa.
2.25 P. M.-Accommodationf for Glyndon (Reis
terstown.)
400 P. M-Express for Arlington, Mt. Hope,
Pikesvile, 0wings's Mills, St. Georges, GyndOn,
Glenn Falls, Finksburg, Patapsco, Westminster,
Medford, New Windsor, Linwood Union Bridge
and principal stations west. Also Hanover, Get
tysburg and stations on B. & H. Div. Through
cars,) Emmittsburg, Waynesboro, Chambersburg,
Shippensburg.
5.15P. M.-Accommodation for Glyndon.
6.35 p. M.-Accommodation for Union Bridge
SUNDAYS ONLY.
$50 A. M.-Accommodation for Union Bridge
and Hanover.
2.2O P. M.-Accommodation for Union Bridge.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-11-26

LEAVE BALTIMORE FOR WAVERLY every
Is minutes from $50 A. NJ. to IL. 90 P. NJ. and
11.30 P. M. Jan.29'S7y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-11-26

VOTT can live at home, and make more
i W. money at work for us, than at anything
else in this world. Capital not needed; you are
do the work. Large earnings sure from first
start. Costly outfit and terms free. Better not
delay. Costs you nothing to send us your address
and find out; if you are wise you will do so at
once. III. HALLETT & Co., Portland, Maine.
Feb.5Y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-11-26

MONEVt to be made. Cut this out and
MOlNL i return to US, and we will send
you free, something of great value and impor-
lance to you, that will start you in business which
will bring you in more money right away than
anything else in this world. Any one can do the
Something new, that just coins money for all
workers. We will start you; capital not needed.
This is one of the genuine, important chances of
prising will not delay. Grand outfit free. Ad-
dress TRUE s. Co., Augusta, Maine. Feb.5y.
, 1887-04-13
12afJAfe .snf wv 1tftIW ,1E} G.u-uL
TIE GOLD INDUSTRY IN BRITISH
GUIANA. "

N'
.irThe first chapter of what will very pro-
baUly as time goes on prove q big series, of
Law reports is published to-day in .aRother
cnlumh. the general desire ON lthe part Of
flie public! to know the facts of the case
heing our excuse for publishing the report
without Arrangement. ,Tlel parties to the
litigation were Jules Canaan ami S%atnrnin
Carly, the former q. whom il the success
ful digger who. sold out his, placer in the
Puruni to a number of gentlemen now en-.
rol led az the Esseqneho Coll Mining Com.
pany. It is q portion, only, o f,tle placer
sold 10 the Company ,liat Carly was charg-
ed with occupying illegally; and we are
informed on what We take ODE good au-
,is6rity that although Judgment is given iii
Cartyss ffatvour and the lard he occupied is
given up Il alIii, the remainder of tleftpia.
Ger hat was sold by Canaan to the gentle
men RETIRED to, has quartz enough to
sesIeeun to the full, the promise of dividend
Made; to the shareholders by MriBernard,
tue exliert4wh on their behalf concluded
tile purchase and now manages the fell
operations. sEt laaa8a9 tfaif f3ai ntau
AFTER reading the esi lhneb in the case.
which Ras beard on the, disputed location
osr the Puruni, it is, impossible to- doubt
the correctness anljnstiee of The magis.
frate's decision. Gaman's own witnesses
NON tllescase for the ,onpositiop, by q sim
ne statement &c facts within their own OBJ
sepyatipp. Carly WIS working. on the dis
pptedi land On tbs. Ist January and hal
been there some time previously, It was
not nutn The 2lst of january that Canaan
posted his notice Of claim 10 the placer;
and that notice swas practically q blank
sheet lof uapeEs for IL continued no informa-
ton as, to boundary lines, and left It 10
each man's imagination 10 discover wnIeffeF
CaInal's claim lay towards the north,
south east Or vest The incompleteIless
Of the notice must have been brought to
his atfention, for Oh The 1st March be took
it down and substituted b new notice III
which the information about bonntissies
W~esS51Rplfod. s1Ih6 megistrate IA eifine
, 1887-04-13
GRITTY oftfeffw eh1fSi nsskgBat for thatanhahs
by hecsessitus an Urdinary civii Police would
be snficiestss suaahHaN 1H ts41nb

Wy sAh1SasAsssS aB@kFts1M 7W 75@NHb
ioGagnsral Bouaian sSEf 4 phlAAxing IL tie gallery
again. He had aadresseak q letter TO she
Commission onaAimy iReorgdaiaatiol praiqng
thetIths system Of allowing men who mtendt9
be Officers toserye a year as cadets was opIposs--
ed to deannootcrraattiic; principles. The future officers
shohid. ~hsthought, serve for laIyearsas ordi:
na~rrYprfvates, and then be transferred to the
military schools. General R0ulanger, published
this letter. before it had been read and SO
evoked an irritable reply, declaring that de-
mocratic principles were not IN question: but
the welfarsof the iArmyp and complaining OF
thel Ministers dlctAtion. AfETthelprivate sol
diersv detest the present system, which, aS
they and their, fathers say, creates g paw.
legged class withinDth very ranks, General
Bdulangegs letterlwii make him, more lp6pq;
lar than ever. He has principle, on hi, side
in way but the mothers of the respectables
are bitterly hostile 10 his plan, which has
been H4gpeeatgdlJlproposed, and was once3'w
think. carried, but has always biokens down.
It. is said TO have this EVIL effect. that the
officers are. disguised with the service at, the
very outset but, that is a. question for
evidence siifs iftH "f'hi eAhf} 3al
vnntlVraVs leafn 4-4im 81, nj rs u.s.
The French agricultarists areEtorcing> the
GoYernmenk rapidly OF. the road OF Protection.
They have already an import duty ot'3 tr: per
quintall on wheat equal to IS. Cd. a quarter;
but they declare 1T is. not sufficient The
Government resisted strongly, and the Rad
Gals of the cities; but the a~grlculturlsts OF all
parties united. and, with the support of the
Right carried on Saturday a test vote. 4 They
plaeedIa duty of SIR per quintal on 1hopr by
323 votes to LAC. On Tuesday they followed
this up increasing the dutyao wheat to 5ft..
per aqlnuiinntal, equal to 9s. a quarter, and sent
thes Bill to the Senate. Itnwill not it is
said, be resisted there, nearly twozthirds Of
thai. Chamber being ,Protectionist, The tax
on imported food in France may therefore be
now taken as equal to as per cent
4d cdt0fem. sn i16h{al ot f.g UIai ar
, 1887-04-13

from ties wAraz vinferest The urJm0Ffggps
circular has created a~alonGststhe sipahtie.
The full number of sshares isvlatsi likelysfo
or subscribed ut once, although We should
not be niacis surprised fill we've; hut if
otiesthifd of the number IA taken al. The
promoters win hay ACKNOWLEDGEMENT eauugh.
70 start the Companx.rA Ygosys ;4s g,sds
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-06

- gs gtebt uebr gatarrb in biefer
Seftion bes 2anbes, als ale iibrigen
2rantbeiten suiammen senommen. unb
biz in bic leBten Sabre binein nurbe
berielbe fur unbeilbar gebalten. Wdbs
reub pieIer Sabre bielten Die aer3te Cos
tarrh fir cine Iotale 2ranfbeit unb iuds
ten fie nit lotalen Mitteln 5u beilen, ba
bieie aber nitt anfdlagen uolten, ers
tldrteten fie sulebt ben @atarrb fur unz
beiIbar. Die Wihenfdaft bdtt i'm ftir
cine confitutionrle 6ranfbeit. beren
SeiIung eoniitutionele Mittel erfor.
bert. OARS gatarrb Cure
fabri3irt BON s.. s. @beneD&@s.,
3olebo, Ohio. if bas ein5ige eoE ititus
tione(e WitteI, bas f6 gegenudrtig I'M
Wartte befintet. Sc tpirb innerli@ aus
gelpanot In DOZEN BON 10 Sropfen in
einem 9beeIbHel. gs wi,ft bireft auf
bas Blut unb bic Mueus Oberfd9e
bes Spffems. Ote 6abrifanien bieteu
800 fur ieben Gaa. in benz bas Mittet
bic 6eiIung perfagt. Man fenbe mad
girenlaren unb3eugniKen unb ab6reffire
s. s. @henep & Co.,
Soleoo, Obie.
sds-8ei allen apotbeferu fir Is Gents
Su haben.
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rerr. gierr, Gri6ten alIer art unb
neueroings aud nit guitern, Der Sta'
Iiener, unb bel ieinen 2ebensgemobn'
beiteu - unter benen fein amerltdner,
fem Oeuif@er unb faum etn eblneie
bsffeben fann-if es ibm m6glib, 1eoe
anbere goneurrens fiesrsi6 aus benz
6elbe su i6lagen.
gIein in ben, einen Monat Nopems
Der 1886 manberten 1886 Staliener in
bic Ser. 6taoten Elm (gegeu 1857 in
bemfeIten Wouat bes U%oriobresO uno
etpa brei 0iertel BON biefen tpanbteu
fid mad ben Slbfaaten. Ob biefels
ben aIs elm grocer Gepinn fir ben
Siiben au betradten fno, muB miubes
items babinseielt bleiben, ebenio tpie
es uenig tpabri6einli1 III, baB bic
1000 Slapen, bic i'm lebien 8iertel bes
poriBen Sabres aus &uBlanb, polen,
8alieien uno onbern ninterehanten
Qdnbern1 e~inpanberten, iemals 10
brau1bare ameritonii1e Burger abge'
ben peroen, tuie @tan6inapier unb
Deutfte.
Bis jebt bot bic italienii9e @esies
rung Der Nuswanberung nod amerifa
nod fe,n 0inbernib in ben Weg gelegt.
alleiu ba fid oieieIbe iebt nit groben
@oIoniiationspldnen trdst, wirb fe
pobi fiber furs Ooer lang bas geiipiel
Der bentfheu Regieruug nahabmen unb
benz Stronle Der Nustpnnberung mad
ibren eisenen GoIonien a%b3ulenfen iu'
den. 0ermutbli4 iebo9 NIT oeniel'
ben g~rfolgeu. benn ba fid i'm Sudan
uabriheinli1 rueuig init benz Obaban'
bel nmahen". Iafen wirb, perben bic
6errn rDasos" pobl nod ME Dor lies
Der bierber fommen, als 10 afrifa su
@ruube gebeu.
Gin l1nelid tpdre e ibrisens ni9t,
menn bic itaIienifhe &egierung mebl
Slid nit ibret ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ten babeu iolte. als bic beutihe, berer
Grfolge auf oieiem @ebiete nur bas
@egentbeil Dsffen bsswedt, mas IL
beabfdtist.
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0uentber'S MibIe.
Inter # Ii unb frdftigt be- Is
mif1e 8 noutrie.

Wir- baben in letter 3eit pieberbolt
barauf b%ingetuieien, pel1e Uortbeile
unfere beimif6e Snbufrie fur 2anb
unb Gente nit fi@ bringt.
Wir molten ieboh hermit ni6t etpa
fagen, oaB man beimiI4e probutte,
sleidDiel oh idle9t ober gut. reip. bilig
ober tbeuer, aus reirem Patriotismus
taufen fole, fouberu nur oaB Oieieni.
gen unierer beimifden ~TTrobufte, weIde
nit ben n6roli1en int Preiie uno In
Der Site coneurriren fbnnen, ben IeBtes
rem porgs3ogeu tperoen folteu.
Die obengenannte Girma @iintber
uno Sobn. zines unierer dlteiteH unb
ongeTebenffen @eihdfte in SeTas. bat
BON ieber ben &uf gehabt. uur tptrflih
ausge3eiGnete unb unberfdll6te Waare
au biligen unb popuIdreg Preiien 5l
iiefern. Gerr @iintsser ZEN. fam 1859
nab San 4ntonio unb legte am can
9lntonio 6IuKe cine Rorn. unb Beisei'
miible an einige Subre fpdter erbaute
er cine atpeiie Wtible au Der iebiger
Wafbington StraBe. Bon bieier lebt.s
rem 3eit ON, unb ipdter unter Mitbilfe
feiner beiben tiihtigen uno Heibigen
S6bne, arbeitete Serr @iintber on Der
8erbeKerung unb gerpolfummnung
ieiner Miiblen tueiter. SIM Gaufe Der
Sabre muroe elm groBes 6reiit6diges
@ebdube, fotpie elm ele3atOr fur $4,000
Buibel @etreibe binsugefigt uub enb'
lid i'm porigen Sabre 1T bic untere
Miihle nit benz feinlfen uab beftei
RoIeripffem unb Mal3flblen nebf als
lem tueiteren mobernea 3ubeb6r ausges
ffattet tpOrben, 70 bab bieielbe iebt NIT
ben befien uno gr6bten Wiiblen In Ses
ras toneurriren tanH..
Sci Der 4uspabI bes Wablgetreibes
mirb fIengftens auf &einbeit unb tas
beuofe QuaIit6t hes MeiSens &c. gefes
ben. @intbers Meblforten: % uen'
tberspatent" uno % tb ers
81 a. BADEN f9 eiuen tueituerbreiteteii
Ruf fiber ben gar3en Staat erworben.
@antber's @rabams, ROggen' anb
Cream MetI finb ebenfals pom Doraiigs
IiGer QuaIitdt. Muber benz Weihlens
sef9dft betreiben bic Beiber mod einert
f9muugbafteH 6anbel nit 9afer, 6orr
urb Rteie.
Rad alebeui empfebleu mir unferen
2efern, f1 BON Der Solibit1t unb @es
elitdt bes obisen Gei9dftes JelegentIi@
ielbft sa lber3eugeu.
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GatIawap's pbptograpbif6e
@alIerie bat bic greife bon Pbotogros
pbien Bis mao ben 6eiertagen ernies
brigt. Sc if aIio iebt bic 3eit, UNI
bic bette 9irbeit 30 reoueirten preifen gu
erhaIteH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-06

1886. 6erbi 4. 1885.
L. HUH & S0HN,
bic allie unb bsndbrfe
Gtfen> u. 6pl3waaren<,

Gtiett> Y. ppljw1areH>,
8asbsns nrb 0amsEsB anbluue
40. SO sas $50 nnf-lssssos
Gas Nufpnie- xfxae.
Sabsn foeben extaItenss
Stren psrbf. uub 0fnsexs 9ebsrf bon
o. Gauhretb & &otn 0artens
uuh Ntumens 6ame
Tlutes anberm meme grute aEnntr unb Gpinate
eomeu, frdte Bobnen unh gstIen fl eerbit.
pHansuns, @iuter. Nosser nm 0erllts 3esnet,
ecr9bnnl q. 10.
100 vfunb neue ernte Stub. Sameu. .
so YfuuA 81 @aio 8piebes Samen.
200 8ufbd e6ten Sobnion eraf-S1mfa.
Skisn. unb %ninrt 9ras : Sam<n, aIfaifa,
rotben unb neibeu &Iee.S arnen.
sIaeuten fur fbos. Weifie e. eos 9entud1
HIue Gros enIfs pgise bic beiien. einfa9fen
fdrifen unb bilisifen &eit .Raase TN Mdrtfe.
asentsn fir bic beributsn
Brin1y g g,
Hianet IL. GamensriIs, Sanb . Rflse unb
6aIfbafors, Dtat eth 6utier. SGueiesmaf6t
ueu, Cuff. 3 DreGt Burfmaf6tnen unb But.
der Jlfu}zien, 6arrifnu Bios q 90. eemifttt
6arben. Sobn1sns 6aIimirfarbtn sfs
GarlsG. Wpufbs Dienenrander, 6Duiss
Grtraetors uub Wefer,
aus On ssa niesrisfra &reisez-
i. Huth & Sohn.
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= Das fIeine Wontenesro eIaubt,
bel ben a1ssmeinen Qriessrhftunseu
ni@t suriidfeben au birfeu. Ser I'm.
fang Der moutesriniihen Riiftunser
ldBt iebod barauf fniieben. baB rufRs
f6e uuterfibuus unb ruffides @elb
bierbei mitpitten.
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asut. SSaina g Gsbm.

1niere 6auptnabrung III unb bleibt
bas 6Ieif6. unb UNI iol6es frif9 uuo
gut au erlangen, fam man unm6glih
eineit superldiRseren Marft finbeu, als
ben BON Wm. 6Dflins 6 Sobn, 80.
Sill Npe. 6. Die Serreu babeH BEN
@ef6mad ibrer Gunben &ednung ges
tragen unb in ibrem gtablifemeHt cine
taIte 2uftmaidine erri9tet. melde alels
Nnforoerungen fur grbaltaug unb ents
fernung iddbliher Sngrebiensen bes
5leil6es entfpri6t. sic baben beffdn.
Dig in ibren Wiebh6feu einen grobeu
0orratb. BON Waftpieb, aus tpeldem
nur has Belle fir lire 2unoen gerdbit
tpiro. Wer reel bebient feiu min, Der
befu1e ben MART Ro. 511
Mpenue 6. 1,10t1i
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Rrs. aSiusls,p's esotbtHs eprus.

Nare. HDiueIotp'S Gootbtu8 Gprtaf.
@ep. Splpanus Cobb i9reibt I'M DO.
ftcn @briffiau 6reemanA: auf ieinen
6aa wiiroen mir cine Mebi3ii empfeblsn,
nomentlif fir 4inbe.. wenn mir ni&t
wieteu, baB fe gut 1T. Bon Wrs.
@insloms Gprup f5nnen mir iebr4 aus
@rfabrung fpreGen. Sn unierer eigeneu
5amilie ban sr f4 ais @esen cru iefen,
neil &C eiuein aince, bas NIT Sclif ses
peiuist mar. Saiaf peri3uffte une ben
Glternf Rube wdbrenD Der Naht
RGerte. Die meiften @ltern werben bic
fen eeaen 5u ibdsen wifen. pier IN
Elm artiiel, Der fi& bemdbrt unb barmlcs
III, beun Der SHlaf, ben er benz 3inbe
p,r{hofft, in uatiirli6 unb Der tleine en-
aei erma6t 70 better ME elm 3ncpf."
Ddbrrub bes 3abuens III iein Grfelg un-
f&debar. Nir baben bduRS geuns bon
Witten bic asuBeruns seh5rt, oab fe
nidt sbne ben 6prup fem mSsen non Der
@eburt ces 3innee an bic 3ur Vollen.
ouns bss 3abnsns. 8erlauft bon alien
apStbst,rn ~ rs Gents bic 6lat&e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-06

(. 1ffenttt@er Nctar
otfae: eoIsbabRrabs, sDeite 3bir bon ge.
rameubi. i1'S'r
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smii6en Der beutf6en unb anselid6fs
fden Hationalitdt uub nirb %mutbmaBs
lid bas llebergemidt bieier Nationalis
tdten i'm 2ulturleben Der Welt fir
Ianse 3eiten aufredt erbalteu."
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Nmtumai

q. 8. aoS q Co., go. 266 goms
merce SiraBe, ~nerfnnfen bic feiHteH
0errns unb Oamerl . W~obetpaarer, los
iuie SGube uso 4Ieiber 5u erffaunli4
binign preiien. I'm ssfdlIisen 8eiu9
tptro gebeten. 27,9 ,tup6W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-06

ySette HSanretI Jtctse GSnnrsnI
& I'm GinbereIIaS 6ubsStorG
gde 0ouFOnfrabe & ape. Q.
Serr Baum BON Cinderella Snubs
fore bat bic 6ifliden Mdrfte befu9t
uno eineit iiberraiGenb reic baltigeu
8orratb BON Sdubeu fur Dameu uuS
0inber, iomie fur 0erreH eiugetauft.
Die @aaren inb porsasli9: oauerbaft
unb febr preismlrbig. Sene 6amilie
iolte es fi9 sur 4ufsabe MAIDEN, i,,ren
gebarf on S@ub3eus i'm ginbe.
reIIa Store su faufen. atfo per=
geBt ni9t ben
ginbereIIa S@ubsStore.
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@altet Care 9ampen in Crhnna9 nab
brennenD.
Die alamo Oeleompagnie liefert bos
Del. lin ORDERS tpirb gebeteu uno
bas Del tpirb prompt abgeIiefert. Sfs
flee 237 OF $ SoufouitraBe. 9eles
phon 351. 6,11.t6M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-06

Die .Sreie NreHe fir Segas"
eat bon anen oeutf@ 8 terantf@ea
Beituaeeu Die ss5bte Abonnetstest'
tAhI.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-07-27
University Of Mississippi.
Prentiss Plaindealer. ]

Prentiss Plaindealer.
We have Just received the most volumi-
nous and business like catalogue of our
State University we have ever seen. We
see that it contains not only full register,
by classes, Of all the alumni, but OF the
students who ever entered the institution.
as well as all members of the Board Of
Trustees and Faculty. We notice the
names of many men who are, and have
been, prominent in the history of our
times, Among the Faculty we see the
name of Geo. +. Holmes, the well-known
author of the series of school books,
and now the Professor of History in the
University of Virginia F. A. 2. Barnard,
now President of Columbia College, N
Y; i. c. Garland, now President of the
Vanderbilt; j. n. Waddell, now Presi-
dent of the Southwestern Presbyterian
University at GAINESVILLE, Tenn; l.. Q. q.
Lamar, Secretary of the In erior, etc.
Among the Trustees there are too many to
mention, except as mere samples, such az
Judge Sharkey, Gov. McRae, Hon. Jacob
Thompson, Pinckney Smith, not to men
ten the present able Board. A few of the
Alumni plust have a little space Just here:
Judge II. H. Chalmers, Congressman Mo-
ney, Muldrow and Allen Attorneys Hud-
dleston, Hiram Cassidy, Fentress, FAINT,
Put Darden; Clergymen Dwight, Wither-
spoon, Mcfarland, Bishop Galloway, etc.
The tabular statements showing a COM
parative view of students in other Col
leges, tne number who go out of their own
State, etc, all go to show that our Univer-
sity compares very favorably with all the
other Colleges OF the country, and that
Mississippi is comparatively faithful in
supporting her home institutions. The
catalogue has too many interesting fea'
lures to even mention the topics. 1t is
peculiarly attractive, and shows wonder
ful tack, energy, and industry, on the part
of its author, Prof. Z. Mayes, Chairman
of the Faculty.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-07-27
----------------
After the Moonshlners.
PoNToToC, July l6, 1887.

EDITOR CLARION: Our county has
been for the past week in a state of ex-
element. For several years there have
been a number of moonshine whisky
stills running in the corners of Lafay-
cite, Calhoun and Pontotoc counties,
near where they join, which caused
much trouble and fear to the law-abid-
ing citizens in the neighborhood, for the
business was run rough-shod over law
and order, and it seemed to be impossi-
BILE to get it broken up by the courts.
For year past several of these wild
cat" stills have been running in full
blast in the neighborhcod of Buttermilk
Springs, twelve miles west of this place.
The moonshiners had become very bold,
admitting publicly that they were run
ming stills, but claiming that they had
authority from the L. 5. District Attor-
ney OF this district. "Forbearance has
ceased to be a virtue The Farmers
Alliance Lodge of Buttermilk Springs,
thirty-two strong, and composed of the
best citizens in the neighborhood, de-
cided to either destroy the stills or run
them out of the neighborhood. Secur-
ing the aid of the U. 5. Deputy Marshal
| living at this place, they decided on last
Monday morning to make raid. Get
| ting their old shot-guns, rifles or axes,
| the crowd started. On reaching the
first still, they arrested the moonshiner
in charge, cut the still, tubs and barrels
to pieces, and then started in search OF
the second still. On reaching it they
| found the moonshiners gone, but fell to
work and destroyed the still and tubs
Part of the crowd assisted the Deputy
U. 5. Marshal in bringing in the moon
sinner arrested, while the rest secured
the country for stills and moonshiners.
On Thursday last that community
held meeting for the purpose of organ
izing Law and Order League. While
the meeting was being held moon
sinner came up to see what was being
done, and was Immediately arrested and
brought TO this place by committee
and turned over to the Deputy q. s
Marshal. They think there are othel
stills in the neighborhood, but say they
will either capture or run them out Of
that part OF the country before they ar,
through with them. The majority O
the citizens of this county are reioieed
at the success thus far attained toware
: breaking up the whisky stills in thi
county, and hope the Z. S. officers vii
aid them in breaking up the moonshin
whisky business completely, for they ar
very tired of it. CITIZEN
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Hon. Frank Johnston was receutlv
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